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Westport Times, Volume V, Issue 901, 16 December 1871, Page 1

JOHK" o o :r, tz, (Successor to P. F. Smyth $ C 0.,) I,JUL IF O IR, 1" IE IR, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocer, Wine and Spirit Merchant, AGENT FOE C. R. HOWDEN & CO.'S, NEW ZEALAND DISTILLERY, New Zealand Whiskey, Geneva, and Old Tom on hand. GLADSTONE STREET, WKSTPORT. F. SONTGEN, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, GLADSTONE STEEET, WESTPOET, B B( i S inf ? pm the P ublic of Westport, and surrounding district* that the following NEW GOODS ar/to arrive on or abou? the 30th inst 50 PIECES SCOTCH, WEST OF ENGLAND, and BLISS'S TWEEDS. at -rr • Also, COATING J ariGty ° f BLACK ' BLUE > AND OXFOED DOESKINS and a n A *l aterial * Well Shrunk,.and a Good Fit Guaranteed. A Quantity of Eemnants always on hand, suitable for Youths and Boys' Suits which are disposed of at cost. ' Note the Address— F. SONTGEN, ECONOMIC AND FASHIONABLE TAILOR, GLADSTONE STREET. BOOTS! IBOOTSI of EVEEY QUALITY AND DESCEIPTION, To be disposed of at GEEATEE SEDUCTIONS AT WM. MAILER'S ADJOINING HOEN'S, TOBACCONIST. W. M. would further notify the public that he has imnorted n Uv™ assortment of Men's Women's and Children's Boots of •***£s£&, which he is prepared to offer at prices that must command a ready sale. Leather ond Grindery of every description always on hand. Sole agent for Wellington Kip and Sole leather Hayward's GUM BOOTS, in large variety, and at LOW PRICES. A rare opportunity to Secure Bargains-Test the Fact. W:m:_ IL£ _A. X L lE3 IE?, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE HOTEL ' GLADSTONE STEEET, WESTPOET Butchers. I Miscellaneous. I '. E TTALF-WAY HOUSE * XX Blackwater Ferry. UISTED BROTHERS, Whole- Twenty-one miles from Westport, sale and Retail Butchers. Good accommodation for Travellers WESTPORT BUTCHERY, Glad- Bait Stabling. stone-street. oate ' BrAn > and C alwavs °» "and. WILLIAM BRANDON. Shipping Supplied. ~ _ 11 /CHRISTY'S ACCOMODATION VICTORIA BUTCHERY. JIJNCTI ON OF Families and Hotels supplied. JAMES COLVIN, VVMHSSMSIL. Gladstone Street, Westport. \J HOUSE, JUNCTION OF BULLER AND INANGAHUA. Good Stabling and English Grass [AMES COLVIN while thanking Paddocks. v the public for the support ac- ~, . ™.. ~ ■ corded to the late firm of Jones and BrahdT ofßeSt Colvin, begs to request a continuance CHRISTIAN MINDERMANN. of the same. NOTICE. ALCOLM STEVENSON of the JLtX Landing Place, Inangahua, having just completed the erection of a new and extensive Receiving Store, the same being built about 20 feet above the level of the highest flood marks is prepared to store on the usual terms, February I, 1871.